ese vÍdeo que acaban de ver es un instagram historie. mencionar a otras cuentas. veamos alguna de las curiosidades. las cinco ciudades o ubicaciones mÁs usadas fueron: londres, nueva york, madrid, san pablo. dentro de los #: buenos dÍas, buenas noches, trabajo. toda esta lista fue la que perecieron utilizar. el de la ubicaciÓn fue uno de los favoritos. esta foto la pusimos como ejemplo. por otro lado, tenemos la hora. luego, el famoso me gusta. tambiÉn, tenemos el #. usted puede escribir lo que quiera. finalmente, el clima. estos son los favoritos. quiÉn no ha utilizado los filtros? el de orejas de cachorro, antifaz para dormir, amor con dardos en forma de corazÓn. finalmente, estÁ el bumeran. se incorporÓ en noviembre del aÑo pasado. les gusta? carolina: un fantÁstico. me encanta. siempre con seriedad. javier: gracias por acompaÑarnos. maÑana nos vemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

teenagers are migrating does not chat and instagram -- to snapchat and instagram.it we have talked about this potential for years, and now we're finally seeing a number. let's start with snapchat. this is actually the first bit of good news snapchat has had in a while. reporter: we saw the stock climbed today after a long, drawnout fall since he ipo. -- the ipo. one of the main reason's snap has fallen is because facebook has been copying its most popular features of the main app and on instagram. this company continues to be very compelling to a lot of young people. that's what the report reminds us. it is still a lot cooler than the big social network is. emily: how much of a concern is this actually for facebook? given that they own instagram, is it still a problem losing teenage users? reporter: when i speak to teenagers who use facebook, and a lot of them do, but they use it for more responsibilities or utilities. they use it to coordinate soccer matches, work on group projects with people from spanish class. it's the kind of thing you have to be on to survive

instagram has given ceramics a visibility it didn't have before.housand people. >> reporter: while eric's focus may be on his work, some of his followers are more focussed on the potter himself. the huffington post writing, we could watch this sexy ceram cyst play with clay all day every day. >> taking on this role as a little bit of a sex symbol is a little, it's kind of new for me. it's not something they train you for at the design school. >> reporter: but he says, in the end, it all adds to the artistry. >> i think today people don't just fall in love with art or ceramics, they fall in love with the people who create these things, and instagram is a good way to show the things that inspire us and make our work a lot more personal. >> quite inspiring. thanks for watching abc news. then as always, we are online at abc news.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. whatwhat made them believeace carthat a two-ton behemothhop? could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may

compare that with instagram stories, a service on the instagram platform that closely resembles snapchat0 million users. revenues at snap almost doubled for the quarter to $181] million, which was lower than what analysts had been forecasting. and the losses are piling up. the tech firm made a loss of $4411 million, which was quite a bit bigger than the last quarter. the company has had a rough ride on the markets since it went public in march with blockbuster valuation of $28 billion. these results came out after the closing bell in the us but in after—hours trading shares were down by 14%. with me is mike weston, founder of marketing agency radiate b2b. hello. thank you for coming in. these are some disappointing results. particularly its active daily users number. yes. it is clear that the growth in daily active users has slowed down from where i was 12 months ago. what is disappointing is that here is a category that snap invented, and they are being outplayed by, as you say, instagram and facebook with whatsapp. it does show that a very successful company, which are undoubtedly snap

[risas] javier: en instantes, apple se uniÓ a instagram.d en estados unidos. javier: las personas con malas conexiones sociales tienen 50% mÁs de riesgo de muerte prematura en comparaciÓn con aquellas altamente sociables.los investigadores analizaron 218 diferentes estudios sobre los efectos de la soledad y en las lamiendo en la sociedad. carolina: me quedÓ claro. la sociedad es mÁs peligrosa que la obesidad. javier: exactamente. le vamos a preguntar a ustedes, a todos los amantes de la tecnologÍa y las redes, vamos por aquÍ. todos estamos pegados a las redes sociales. mi favorita es instagram. hoy en dÍa tiene sorpresas. carolina: gracias. ayer, apple debutÓ en instagram. es algo muy trascendente. mÁs de 300 50 10 00 personas ya lo estÁn -- 350000 personas a lo estÁn siguiendo. en este caso, le pide a la gente que a travÉs de un #, la gente comparta sus fotografÍas. ellos van a publicar esta cuenta contando una historia. esta muy interesante el concepto. javier: regalan algo? carolina: no. javier: se podÍa proponer. carolina: puede llamar

and now in the digital world a new study suggests social media platforms like instagram and snap chat are overtaking facebook in popularity r.t.s. tradition of as explains why teens are waving facebook faster than expected that's according to a new study from research firm e-mail or a maker predicts a fourteen point five million users between the ages of twelve and seventeen years old in the u.s. will shrink by three point four percent this year this being the first time the company has predicted a decline in facebook usage for any age group and the reason is because teens are using other social media platforms like instagram and snap chat but with over two billion users facebook has continued to grow around the world but younger people are finding the social networking site less appealing i honestly use snap chat instagram a lot more i just feel like people stopped using facebook for posting pictures and you can just post them now on snap chat and instagram and it's kind of a more in the moment and more like filtered out while the older generation still prefer facebook or use faceboo

, instagram, instagram. i know this, teenager, they're not on facebook. they're on instagram they're using snap for different reasons. if it becomes their primary way to communicate, the primary way to get news, it's going to be something that they grow with, that they graduate with. and they may never be on facebook to me, that is a blind spot for facebook. >> all right, our next guest is not betting on a long-term turnaround for snap. he is the ceo of captivate, an analytics firm that specializes in social media, join us tonight from l.a welcome. >> thank you >> why aren't you betting on a turnaround for snap? >> i think it's very different from when you look at when facebook first went public they weren't dealing with the competitive issue. they were dealing with technology, desk top to mobile space and figure out modernization. snap, there's instagram stories that they're facing, you know, very tough competition against and i think they're, you know, with a lot of content and content becoming more and mo

marketer senior forecasting analyst said we see teens and tweens migrating to snap chat and instagram both platforms have found success with this demographic since they are more aligned with how they communicate that is using visual content outside of those who have already left teens and tweens remaining on facebook seem to be less engaged logging and less frequently and spending less time on the platform or rosco however does say that there is a demographic who over looks facebook all together these are children considered to be tweens and they're known as quote facebook nevers and soon facebook could have more dead users than living ones the b.b.c. reported by two thousand and twelve just eight years after the platform was launched thirty million users with facebook accounts had died. that number has only gone up since some estimates claim more than eight thousand users die each day although even make this latest forecast predicts that the usage of facebook will continue to decrease and the usage of instagram and snap chat will continue to soar the upside is facebook owns instagram

a new study suggests social media platforms like instagram and snap chat are now overtaking facebook and popularity are teens trinity chavez explains. teens are leaving facebook faster than expected that's according to a new study from research firm e-mail or e-mail or predicts a fourteen point five million users between the ages of twelve and seventeen years old in the u.s. will shrink by three point four percent this year this being the first time the company has predicted a decline in facebook usage for any age group and the reason is because teens are using other social media platforms like instagram and snap chat but with over two billion users. facebook has continued to grow old around the world but younger people are finding the social networking site less appealing i honestly use snap chat and instagram a lot more i just feel like people stopped using facebook for posting pictures and you can just post them now on snap chat and instagram and it's kind of a more in the moment and more like filtered out while the older generation still prefer facebook or use facebook the most b

cbsn on assignment. >> welcome to instagram. >> the first thing you notice walking into instagram ishere visitors can write and post comments, the old fashioned way. >> most of these are quite nice. don't stop believing in encore. you are loved. >> you are beautiful. >> this has become iconic for kindness on the platform. >> but not everything is exactly loving and kind for stain graham users. >> i'm going to read some of the comments on @kevin's post. these are the comments, suck, suck, suck, can you make instagram have auto scroll feature, you suck, stop the meme genocide. >> it's a good example of how someone can get bullied. imagine you're trying to express yourself about depression or anxiety or body image issues and you get that. does that make you want to come back and post on the platform? and if you're seeing that does that make you want to be open about those issues as well? no. >> that's why he made it his mission to make kindness itself the theme of instagram through two new phases. first, he eliminating toxic come mens. and then second elevating nice comment which is wil

-- on its main app and on instagram.s to be compelling young people. how much of a concern is this for facebook, given that they own pick -- they own instagram, is it still a big problem that they lose teen users? >> they use facebook with people from spanish class. it is the kind of thing you have to be t survive in high school and college in a social setting with your teachers. it is more of a tool. it is not fun. the way that teens are communicating, images, video, it is less the status updates that we have seen on facebook which has become an increasingly political or heavy. the light communication on instagram and snap -- does it harm facebook? i think facebook made a smart that a few years ago acquiring instagram. it has become so crucial to their future. i would love to see more color from the company in the future of how much instagram continues and contributes? >> when it comes to snap, cnn is doing a daily show on it, how much traction are these things getting? >> a lot. millions of years. it is very interesti

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>> justin wants his fans to know why he canceled the remainder of his tour in one lengthy instagram post. >> justin got personal in the post writing, i let my broken relationship dictate the way i acted towards people and the way i treated them. i let bitterness, jealousy, and fear run my life. ♪ is it too late now to say sorry ♪ >> as for an abrupt turn cancellation, he says, me taking this time right now is me saying i want to be sustainable, so that i can be the man i want to be, the husband i eventually want to be, and the father i want to be. the break is doing justin good. he looked relaxed out tuesday in a stones t-shirt, and yesterday, he posted this. hockey video, that's the biebs, scoring penalty shots, and we learned bieber will not be charged in last week's accident involving the paparazzi. after the investigation, the beverly hills police department tells us, quote, the pedestrian was the party at fault. he attended a church near the accident site, and the 23-year-old is focusing a lot. he took this black and white self selfie, and right there, you can see a tiny tattoo on j

>> welcome to instagram. >> the first thing you notice walking into instagram is a big photo booth andts the old-fashioned way sf most are nice. don't stop believing. on core. you're beautiful. >> this has become kindness on the platform. >> not everything is loving and kind for instagram users. >> i'm going to read some of the comments. these are some of the comments, suck, suck, [ bleep ], suck, can you stop, stop the mean genocide. >> it's a good example of how someone can get bullied. imagine someone who's trying to express themselves about depression or anxiety or body issues and you get that. does that make you want to come back and post on the platform, and if you're seeing that, does that make you want to be open about those issues as well? no. >> and that's why systrom has made is his mission. eliminating toxic comments and the second elevating nice commenting. >> our unique situation in this world is we have a giant community wo wants to express themselves. can we have an environment that wants to do that. >> he writes about. nick, good morning to you. >> good morning. how ar

that wax figure is unfortunate, but tom's wife, gisele instagrammed this more fitting tribute.s ago, i fell in love with you because of your beautiful and sensitive heart. i love the sweetness in your essence. >> cam, you know i love love, and got more news on another loved up couple. gwen stefani, and blake shelton are apparently taking things to the next level sometime around the holidays. the proof is in the music. ♪ it's official. gwen and blake are hitting the recording studio together and collaborating on a christmas song. "you make it feel like christmas" is the title, and gwen and blake are co-writers on the track. a source tells "e.t." gwen's holiday album will drop this fall. it won't be the couple of nearly two years' first musical collaboration. ♪ why don't you do it? ♪ why don't you do it, baby? >> their duet "go ahead and break my heart" was included on blake's solo album released last year. >> i wrote half of it, and she wrote the other half of it, you know, and it was something for she and i to help us feel better about what we were going through, and my gosh. y

i think facebook made a smart that a few years ago acquiring instagram.crucial to their future. and so, i would love to see a little bit more color from the company in the future of exactly how much instagram contributes. emily: when it comes to staff, you got nbc doing a show now on snapchat, cnn is now doing a daily show on snapchat. how much traction are these kinds of things actually getting? sarah: they are getting a lot of traction. like millions of views. it is very interesting. this kind of media consumption experience differs in many ways. first of all, it is mobile first. second of all, it is in these short bites that people really consume on the go. and it is something that caters to this very millennial audience that is increasingly not paying for cable, not watching conventional tv. it is a way for brands like cnn and pc to reach this new generation -- cnn and and nbc reach the new generation that may not be on facebook. emily: how well do we think the facebook hopping of instagram and snapchat is actually working? making the camera primary a

but in terms of instagram, that is going solo. -- is going so well.successful copycat effort. emily: that was bloomberg technology's sarah frier. competition in the streaming space is set to get intense. apple's $1 billion spending on original content in 2018 will allow it to produce 10 shows. while it may seem that apple is using deep pockets to launch original shows, it is entering a crowded field already dominated by netflix and amazon. michael wolff joined us to weigh in on this new media landscape. michael: apple brings a lot to this party. they have devices, people watching video on their phones and on apple tv and computers. but at the same time, they also got a lot of data and they know what people are watching and they know what people are doing. but at the same time, it is very difficult to produce hit tv shows. youtube is using data to be able to decide what shows they will produce. for example, they are doing a spinoff of "the karate kid," because they know people are watching old clips of "the karate kid," or doing shows about dancing bec

the cupertino-based company has typically shied away from social media but now it's using instagram toighlight some of the best photos taken with the iphone. it's part of apple's shot on the iphone campaign that's been running for a while now. the posts have really boosted apple's followers, and it gained 40,000 in roughly 40 minutes earlier this morning. >>> probably pentup demand, too. a birthday party for twins, parents. what do you think. share or separate? coming up next what, a birthday celebratio >>> coming up at 4:00, eclipse anticipation. two weeks from today the event years in the making, uc berkeley is putting out the call for help documenting it, and sticker shot in san francisco. an exclusive private street is sold over an unpaid $14 bill. what? the story tonight on "abc 7 news at 5:00." panda twins are celebrating the very first birthday at the vienna zoo, in their own way. the adorable bear is marking the special day with a party. the zoo even presented the little pandas with wrapped presents filled with treats, but brother panda may be wondering where's my sister. turns

on instagram.ecessarily go anywhere, but it's a little ridiculous. >> the president has defended hiring a very wealthy secretary, saying it's good to have people who are successful handling the money in this campaign. perhaps that's part of the package. >> i don't want to overanalyze the statement about the trump administration. i think it actually serves as a lesson for those going into public office and those who are family with those going into public office. you come under an incredible amount of scrutiny. everything you say, everything you post on social media can become potentially a story. that is unfair, but it is the reality that people have to realize. so i think the greater degree of discretion and restraint when you're on social media is the lesson for a lot of these family members. >> if i could just say one point, first of all, that's the president touching down in yuma, arizona. we're going to that in a minute. we should just say -- and i agree with you because there is kind of a con

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linton's instagram started to pick up steam.mer, who was offended by the post, was an oregon mom named jenny miller. glad we could pay for your little getaway, #deplorable. >> i didn't know who she was. to then be tagging everything she was wearing with all these expensive european designer names just seemed ridiculous and quite frankly, offended me as someone who paid for part of their trip. >> reporter: but it didn't end in. instead of letting it go, she ripped into the oregon mother of three, with a long, konld se condescending rant. she said, cute, ahh, did you think this was a personal trip? adorable. before it was over, linton called miller adorably out of touch, suggesting she go chill out and watch the new "game of thrones." >> there are probably better ways to spend her time and money than trying to make me feel bad about my simple, cute life. >> reporter: luis linton, a former actress, has long touted her wealth and hollywood lifestyle. of all things she played marie antoinette on "csi." keep in mind, they were visitin

. >> all unfortunately going down in the world of the instagram comments section. >> here we go, krack. this is horrible. so kevin and anieko just celebrated their one-year anniversary and in a post, she said, i love you more every day. eight years together, one year married. forever [ bleep ]. >> oh! >> okay. >> wait, is their eight year over -- >> well,l, a fan was quick to point out that she shouldn't flaunt that, because kevin hasn't even been divorced for six years yet, and that just fuels the rumors that she was a mistress. >> ooh! >> it will come to light. >> what don't come out in the wash come out in the ritz. >> anieko decided to respond, saying their marriage was broken way before she got into the picture, and added it was tori that has started those rumors because she wanted to play victim and she singled out anieko because she and kevin are stuck, knowing damn well there are more women during their marriage, and she says she never wrecked any home, honey. >> oh, my gosh! >> you know what she's feeling? the pregnancy hormones. like i've been holding this in long enough, hon

i'm there. >>> there's now science behind sta instagram photos.hat they say about you. we've scoured my instagram photos, and it says, you know, if you prefer darker colors, a lot of selfies, a lot of photos where you're all by yourself, and no use of filters. >> check. >> that was cecelia's favorite photo of meaine. they're all signs of depression. >> you're smiling. >> and i have rose in that glass. the researcher says that's the case. >> are you feeling all right? >> i'm fine. those are beautiful photos. >> that >> gray skies are going to clear up, buddy, it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay. >> my instagram was saying -- >> you got to brighten it up. brighten it up. >> for less-depressed people. >> all right, now we know. >>> on to someone else who has a little something to worry about. we talked about speed dating. a guy took this to a new level, planning six dates in a single day. reminds you of the movie, all the girls find out about john tucker's many girlfriends? same thing happened to js continue in d.c. his first date happened,

what prompted you to reply to linton's instagram post?rt there. >> honestly, it was probably just a weak moment for me. it was the first time i had ever posted on someone's instagram if i didn't know them. this is not something i make a habit of. but i was frustrated already by some stories i had just read about the secret service running out of overtime money because of the excesses of the administration's travel schedule, and then saw this woman who i didn't know who she was. i knew who the treasure secretary was, so i assumed it was his wife, getting off of a government plane for what i assumed was a government trip and basically advertising for all of these european, you know, high-end brands that your average person couldn't afford, especially anyone in kentucky where they were visiting, one of the poorest states in our country. >> so, you post. you make this post as something that you don't normally do, and you probably go about your day. then she responds in this long rant. what is your reaction to her response and the backlash she

back over to you. >> we just got kari to join instagram. i can't wait to see her first post, kari. >> tickets for the museum of ice cream go on sale today and we expect them to go fast. the pop-up art installation is ready to go september 17th. it celebrates all things ice cream and has already made stops in los angeles and new york. >> it has been popular with celebrities thanks to its instagram worthy exhibits. the museum also had a presale on wednesday. the tickets sold out within an hour. you still have time. tickets go on sale at 9:00 a.m. >>> all right. 4:41 right now. coming up hurricane harvey. the region is bracing itself. we're tracking the hurricane and so is kari hall. >>> i just posted a new picture on instagram about hurricane harvey @karihallweather. in campbell today reaching into the low 80s this afternoon. more on that and the weekend forecast coming up next. >>> and look over here. this is our dublin camera westbound 580 with all the headlights. that's your friday commute coming into the area. heading out a major crash th

this is the instagram account of somebody known as boon kay. picks up a plate, starts eating. he doesn't know them, they don't know him. just one of many videos like this where boon kay is crashing a wedding. grabs the mike out of the deejay's hand. >> >> i would subscribe to this guy just to see him get beaten up. >> a lot of people have subscri subscribed to boon kay's instagram channel. right now he's around 1.5 million subscribers. so he chose to celebrate. >> [ bleep ] and they ain't doing it like me. >> apparently he does all these crazy antics to drum up sport for his rap career. i hate to say it, he appears to be working. he goes bananas in this fast food restaurant, doing his best slip and slide routine after he put mill shake tin putting milk the floor. some of these videos appear to be set up. like this rented ferrari. he hear him ask can i drive it? you can hear the guy say, no. i can sit it in though, right? yeah, you can sit in it. you know you left the car on, right? >> so they tagged the car rental on his instagram. >> that's wh

with just a lump of clay and handiwork, eric is wracking up thousands of views on instagram. >> thiskind of thing that keeps me coming back. i imagine it's like surfing, you hit a good wave and it feels so good. >> reporter: but he wasn't always keen on sharing his artistic process. >> my brother came up with the idea that i should maybe open an instagram account. i was a little reluctant. i'm not so fond of new technologies, but i thought why not give it a go. >> reporter: since then, the videos he films here in his copenhagen studio have taken on a life of their own. >> there's no fancy setup. just an iphone and the pieces i maid. when i first started the videos my focus was to put a light on this work i've been doing for years and years and years. >> reporter: while eric's focus may be on his work that can sell for over $1,000. >> each piece i make is unique. >> reporter: some of his followers are more focussed on the potter himself. the huffington post writing, we could watch this sexy ceramicist play with clay all day every day. >> taking on this role as a little bit of a sex sy

instagram, i like to share the pictures >> my wife is definitely an instagram user. >> how about you> i stick with twitter. it's the journalist in me. i like to see what's going on in the world in 140 characters. >>> as for the snap news, it's interesting there's a line being drawn in the sand. snap is the company where that line is happening. you do have other companies continue doing what they do. >> but they have publicly traded other share classes. >> that is the key point there. >>> we get a trio of economic reports. june personal income and spending is out at 8:30 eastern. followed by the july ism manufacturing index and june construction spending, both out at 10:00 a.m as for earnings, look for results from adm, phillips 66, sprint, under armour and xerox before the bell. after the close, we will hear from apple >>> still to come on the show, we're talking about brexit, banks and breadsticks. we're live in london that's straight ahead. >>> as we head to break, look at the best performing s&p sectors in july. telecom, tech and energy led the way. year-to-date, it's tech up 21%

i spoke to mike about changing instagram's mission. it used to be about connecting people to having different pictures. now it's about strengthening relationships. you hear the world putting humanity back in technology quite a bit from the big tech founders. there's a reason for that. >> it's more than just selfies. a lot of it is still selfies. >> i don't sleep enough because i sit there scrolling. >> i know. >> thank you very much. >>> a lot of news. let's get to it. good morning, everyone. >> this morning, president trump finds his hon he esty under att. mexico's president saying there was no phone call and he claims president trump's so-called facts are wrong. >> the president of mexico is accusing the president of the united states of making things up. this comes on the heels of the white house making it clear the president's lawyer did not tell the truth about the messaging on a meeting the president's son had with a russian lawyer. the team calls it of no consequence. let that sink in. the truth is of no consequence. apparently

. >> and instagram stalker, she has a lot of pictures going on, vacation, doing different things, she>> oh, that's a 20 year old. >> when you get when you data millennial, the important thing is, getting a steady instagram shot for them. >> no, no, no, i think that the important thing is that you're willing to do what it takes to take the instagram shots. >> this is truely, guys? >> this will never last. >> if you're ongoing to data millennial, do you have learn how to take an instagram picture, right? >> in the just. that will but the patience, how many times when you ask a guy ladies oh, can you take a picture of us, ugh, or take it quickly and give back. no, no, no, you know how to do it, a guy really cares if he's patient, what do you want me to do? then after you take the picture, hands it back to us, let us look, approve. >> oh, i've learned that. >> that's how you know it is real. >> well there is will never last. he's like whole musician and talented. she could get bar tends for get pictures of her. >> you never know. >> i though works. >> ain't nothing but a number, guys. >>

problems for facebook and instagram started around 6:00 a.m. fischer is blaming it on accidental code change. they resolved the problem in a few years np fischer acquired instagram back in 2012. >> good thing it's back up and running because people wants to be facebook about the fight tonight let's turn it over to sports joining from us fallon smith. fallon it is a big fight night tonight. >> oh yes i'm excited about it. it's going down in las vegas we'll have more on that straight ahead. the cawvs also say not so fast on the blockbuster trade with the jackets. well have more on that. and as we mentioned yesterday. biggest in years going down tonight in sin city no surprise today with your mayweather and conor mcgregor cashing in big time the numbers are ridiculous. that next in in sports. don't go anywhere. >>> tonight is the night. and it's all going down in las vegas. i'm talking about the most anticipated box attention match in years. ufc conor mcgregor against undefeated boxer floyd mayweather and both guys cashing in take a look at may pe